“Where China leads, others follow,” said Simon Stiell, executive secretary of the UNFCCC.

Currently, 6 million Somalis face food insecurity, according to a new report. But aid funding has dropped, and the outlook is "deeply concerning."

The conservative justice, who owns significant sums of oil and gas stock, has not recused himself from a major climate change case that could benefit the fossil fuel industry.

FEMA will no longer challenge court decisions that had invalidated its effort to force states to comply with immigration enforcement.

The Iran war is driving countries toward Chinese EVs, solar and batteries — strengthening China's hand as Trump seeks trade wins in Beijing.

A $100 million program approved by state lawmakers Wednesday will help thousands protect against roof damage from hail and wind.

The pushback from the Senate's top EPA appropriator follows similar skepticism of massive budget cuts from her House Republican counterparts.

The investments show growing confidence in a renewable energy that has roots in oil and gas fields.

The analysis determined that a quarter of games will likely be risky.

Intense, concentrated rainstorms have been on the rise for decades. And those bigger storms turn out to have a counterintuitive effect.

King Charles III has announced the government’s agenda for the next parliament.

The energy crisis is incentivizing ambitious solar power decisions across Southeast Asia.

Among the deals, Kenya Airways and Rubis Energy agreed to jointly develop Africa's first sustainable aviation fuel production facility in Kenya.

The two countries are headed in different directions on energy.

The question is when, not if, U.S. and European auto markets will open up to Chinese EV investment.

Karen Evans, who had led the agency since December, is the latest official to be removed from FEMA.

The nation's government said such cases create "uncertainty" for business. The effort mirrors those of Republicans in the U.S.

EPA and the State Department say the lawsuit is undermining federal authority. DOJ has lost similar cases against states.

Atoco's shipping-container-sized machine will produce up to 1,057 gallons of water daily and can be installed at data centers, hospitals and other critical infrastructure.

This year’s early season wildfires have overwhelmed fire crews in Argentina, Chile and Japan, while fueling historic blazes in the U.S. and Southeast Asia.